Hi
This problem made me wonder what the dpkg-buildpackage actually does
different, that shouldn'T be done in the individual packages instead. I
guess it's something about setting environment variables specific for
the package to be built.
bug #358771 is somehow related to this. since it was fixed we should
remove the glibc specific parts of /etc/dpkg-cross/cross-compile:
# by Jorik Jonker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
package glibc:
scope makeflags:
LINUX_SOURCE = $(CROSSDIR)
this leaves a very limited set of changes in said file:
package e2fsprogs:
unset LD
# package gs-aladdin:
# # must be a native gcc
# CCAUX = gcc
#
But I'm wondering what this was meant to be:
# This should fit EmDebian needs:
#
# mode emdebian:
# package all:
# scope environment:
# emdebian = true
# scope makeflags:
# CROSSPREFIX = $(crossprefix)
# EXTRA_CFLAGS = ...
# LIBC = ...
# CONFIG = ...
do we still need that?
If there isn't any serious need for the way it is now i'd recommend
removing the diversion of dpkg-buildpackage and installing it as
dpkg-buildpackage.cross. Or maybe even remove it entirely.
regards, Jonas
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